SINGER 99-13 - Manual (Page 21)

To Adjust the Ruffler for Plain Gathering
liaise llic ailjiisliiij; lever (10, Fig. SOj luul move it
to (lie left so that tlio projeetioii (0, Fig. 3liJ will
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enter (lie slot marked “1” in the ailjiisling lever (101
when (he lever i.s released. 'I'he milling blaile will
then move forward and baek onec at every stiteh.
liKsert the material to be riilHed between the two
blue blades, following the line 2 in Fig. Ik'S. Draw
the material slightly baek of the needle, lower the
pres.ser bar and <a)mmenee to sew.
To make a liner gather, shorlen the stroke of
the ruining blade by turning the adjusting screw
(8. Fig. 30) up, also shorten the stiteh. To make
a fidler gather, lengthen the stroke of the ruilling
blade by turning the adjusting screw (S) down,
also lengthen the stitch. By varying these a<ljust-
ments many pleasing varietie.s of work can be
accomplished.
To Make a Ruffle and Sew it to a
Garment in One Operation
Insert the material to be milled between the two
blue blades, its shown in F'ig. 37, following tlie line
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1' lo. S7
2, in Fig. Place the garment to which the
rulllo is to be attached, under the. separator blade,
following the line 1, in F'ig. 3.5. Procecrl the same
as for |>lain gathering.
The edge of the milled seam can be bound by
n.sing the biiuler as instructed on (lages 35 ami 3li,
To Ruffle and Sew on a Facing
in One Operation
Insei t the material to be. milled between the two
hlne blade.s, following the line 2, in Fig. 35. I'lacc!
the gaiinent to which the rullle is to be al.tatrhed,
miller the separator blade, following the line i, in
Fig. 35. Place the material for the facing over the
upiier blue blade, as .shown in Fig. 3S, following
the line 3, in F'ig. 35. The facing may be straight
or Idas material. If the facing is to be on the
right side of the garment, place the garment and